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Unhappy [Q] Bricked my DHD, please help :(

Let me just start off by saying poop.

I've been reading up on these forums quite a lot, equipping myself with enough knowledge to get going on using this phone to its potential.
After the anticipation of getting my DHD, I went about rooting it. I used this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=841076.

Everything went fine without much trouble. I completed all the steps in rooting it and gaing SU access. Also installed the Clockwork Recovery mod without a hiccup. I went on to install the Android Revolution ROM and going through the guide I used a tool called: 'Easy Wipe Upgrade.'

After installing this zip, the phone reboot and it just refuses to budge. Stuck on the HTC splash screen.

I've held down the bottom volume button with power and it gets me into HBOOT. I've tried a variety of option such as factory resets and nothing seems to be working.

My luck and phones. Just have a very expensive brick now sitting on my desk. Ah

I'd appreciate any help I can get please. Thanks.
 
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I managed to resolve it!

Just FYI. Mounted the USB (Which was hidden fairly deeply) I guess you don't look when you panic? I then dropped on the ROM and installed it and boot up took a while but voila, it worked!
 
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Well done, I would go mental if I bricked my phone. That's why I am still just reading up rather than trying things.

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in the exact same situation as you where Could you go into abit more detail how you resolved this? currently have no phone cheers
 
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whats wrong with your phone mate
 
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Just so you know, as long as you have access to the bootloader (can be stock bootloader with S-ON, doesn't matter), 99% of the time you can 'unbrick' your phone by installing a stock RUU (PD98IMG.zip method) which returns your phone to complete stock.

If you install the wrong RUU while ENG HBOOT S-OFF then you can potentially fudge up your phone for good (unless you have Radio S-OFF, then you are fine - just install the correct RUU).

So don't worry, because there is nearly always a way to go back to how your phone was before you started hacking it.

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Just so you know, as long as you have access to the bootloader (can be stock bootloader with S-ON, doesn't matter), 99% of the time you can 'unbrick' your phone by installing a stock RUU (PD98IMG.zip method) which returns your phone to complete stock.

If you install the wrong RUU while ENG HBOOT S-OFF then you can potentially fudge up your phone for good (unless you have Radio S-OFF, then you are fine - just install the correct RUU).

So don't worry, because there is nearly always a way to go back to how your phone was before you started hacking it.
Here is a link to the pd98img.zip method if anyone wants it for reference.
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thanks for the replies got it fixed as explained above cheers
 
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I managed to resolve it!

Just FYI. Mounted the USB (Which was hidden fairly deeply) I guess you don't look when you panic? I then dropped on the ROM and installed it and boot up took a while but voila, it worked!
My DHD is not starting up after i have applied s-off tool and the orange led light is on without pluggin in , by mounting USB can cure my problem ??

PLEASE HELP !!
 
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Here is a link to the pd98img.zip method if anyone wants it for reference.
hey guys, hope u could help me out.. i tried this RD1945's method.. got an ruu file, renamed the ruu file, then i put it on my micro sd card using a reader, then i plug it back in my phone, run hboot, the hboot parsed the zip file which i renamed according to the steps.. after it parsed it brought me back to the fastboot, recovery, restore factory defaults menu, etc... which i then chose fastboot then reboot... it reboots but im still stuck at the htc white splash screen for some time now.. what am i doin wrong? does it take long to start? sorry im a noob can someone explain to me how its done properly?

 
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